Whether you’re singing a nursery rhyme or building reading skills, poetry is a great way to engage students. It’s never too early to introduce them to this wonderfully expressive and versatile form of literature. We’ve put together this collection of...
by Terry Heick The long-term output of any school should be not just proficient students, but enabled learners. An “enabled” learner can grasp macro views, uncover micro details, ask questions, plan for new knowledge and transfer thinking across divergent circumstances....
Trees are a topic you can study year-round. From how trees help animals during winter to how nature changes throughout the year, trees are an evergreen topic for the classroom. Trees also inspire fiction writing, poetry, and art. The best...
An “I Am” poem is a way for students to introduce themselves, explore poetry writing, or reflect on a unit or experience. Use this printable “I Am” poem template bundle in homeroom, English language arts class, or anywhere else you...
The world is changing fast, and traditional education often fails to keep up. While students are taught math, science, and history, many leave school without the financial knowledge and problem-solving skills needed to thrive in the real world. This is...
In this blog, we’re diving into 10 game-changing ways a simple video clipper can save you tons of time and make your editing workflow smoother than ever. Precise Removal of Unwanted Footage Editing raw footage can often feel akin to...
March is right around the corner, and that means National Reading Month is almost here! Are you ready? Not to worry: VAI Education’s Celebrating National Reading Month Timely Topic for grades K-8 has you covered with four free 15-minute activities that celebrate...
Every teacher knows a student or two who absolutely loves all things outer space. These free space coloring pages are perfect for a brain break or special activity. Grab them when you fill out the form on this page. Here’s...
Art activities for kindergartners help kids learn about the world around them! Exploring colors, textures, shapes, and contrasts opens their eyes to details big and small. Kindergarten art projects allow kids to work on their hand-eye coordination through cutting and...
Valarie Rapp is an Ohio middle school teacher who has taught social studies for 21 years. She knows it can be hard to teach complex subjects to middle schoolers, so she’s looking for a program that is both aligned to...
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